C_S4EWM_2023 Exam Dumps - SAP Certified Associate Questions and Answers

When defining new delivery document types for inbound processes in SAP EWM, an essential customizing step is:

C. Map an SAP ERP document type to the delivery document type:

This ensures that the delivery document type in SAP ERP is correctly linked to the corresponding delivery document type in SAP EWM.

Mapping is critical for seamless integration and data consistency between ERP and EWM systems.

Incorrect Options:

A: System profiles for field control do not need to be newly created for delivery document types.

B: Document categories are predefined and do not need customization.

D: Delivery item types are relevant but not directly required for document type definition.

References:

SAP Help Portal: Delivery Document Type Customization

SAP EWM Documentation: ERP-EWM Integration for Inbound Deliveries

 SAP Dock Appointment Scheduling Integration

To integrate SAP Dock Appointment Scheduling, key structural objects include:

Docking Locations (A): Defines physical or logical dock locations for vehicle arrivals.

Loading Points (D): Represents locations within docks for loading/unloading activities.

 Excluded Options

B (Staging Areas): Staging areas manage goods movement, not dock scheduling.

C (Yards): Yards manage vehicle storage, not directly related to dock scheduling.

 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Refer to Dock Appointment Scheduling and EWM Integration documentation.

The Received on Dock (ROD) and Available for Sale (AFS) storage locations are used to manage stock in different stages of inbound processing. Specifically:

D. Distinguish material that is still in inbound processing from material that has reached the final bins:

ROD is used for materials that have been received but are still undergoing inbound processing (e.g., inspection, staging).

AFS represents materials that have completed processing and are available for customer sales or allocation.

Incorrect Options:

A: Quality inspection is controlled via stock types, not ROD and AFS.

B: Vendor-owned stock is managed through special stock indicators.

C: Sales order assignment is managed through specific stock categorizations, not ROD and AFS.

References:

SAP Help Portal: Stock Segmentation Using ROD and AFS

SAP EWM Documentation: Storage Location Control

 Elements of an Inspection Rule

Inspection Procedure (C): Defines the inspection process and criteria for quality checks.

Sample Drawing Procedure (D): Governs how samples are selected and drawn for inspection.

 Excluded Options

A (Work Center): Work centers are operational locations, not part of inspection rules.

B (EWM Stock Type): Stock type influences inventory management, not inspections.

 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Refer to Inspection Rule and Quality Management Configuration in SAP EWM.

 Features of the Clean Core Dashboard

SAP For Me (A): The dashboard is accessible via the SAP For Me portal, offering centralized insights.

Partner Access (D): Customers can extend access to their implementation partners for collaborative monitoring.

 Excluded Options

B: The clean core dashboard is not tenant-specific and is a general management tool.

C: It is primarily used in SAP S/4HANA Cloud editions but not universally supported in all editions.

 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Refer to Clean Core Dashboard Features in SAP For Me Documentation.

 Determining Labor Activities for Planned Duration

Directly (A): Labor activities can be assigned directly to calculate planned durations.

Decision Service in BRFplus (C): Business Rules Framework (BRFplus) enables dynamic determination of labor activities based on predefined conditions.

 Excluded Options

B (Standard Step): Standard steps are part of predefined workflows, not dynamic duration calculations.

D (Work Step Sequence): Work step sequences define task flows, not labor activity calculations.

 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition Reference

Refer to Labor Management and BRFplus Integration in SAP EWM.

In an SAP S/4HANA Cloud brownfield project where workflows are to be created after process remodeling, the following SAP Signavio solutions are applicable:

C. SAP Signavio Process Manager:

Used to design, model, and optimize workflows.

Enables mapping and documentation of business processes aligned with clean core principles.

D. SAP Signavio Process Governance:

Helps define and automate workflows with approval steps and task assignments.

Provides capabilities for workflow execution and monitoring.

Incorrect Options:

A: SAP Signavio Process Insights identifies process improvement opportunities but does not create workflows.

B: SAP Signavio Process Intelligence analyzes process performance but is not used for workflow design.

References:

SAP Help Portal: SAP Signavio Process Manager and Process Governance Features

SAP S/4HANA Documentation: Clean Core Workflow Design

In decentralized SAP EWM with QM integration, the process of setting up quality inspections can be streamlined as follows:

D. Create the inspection setup in the material master and distribute it to create the quality inspection rule:

The inspection setup is maintained in the material master in the ERP system.

Once created, it is distributed to SAP EWM to automatically generate the corresponding quality inspection rule, simplifying the overall process.

Incorrect Options:

A: The quality inspection rule cannot be created first and then distributed to the material master.

B, C: These refer to specific inspection object or type configurations but do not simplify master data creation.

References:

SAP EWM Documentation: Quality Management Integration

SAP Help Portal: Quality Inspection Setup in Decentralized EWM

Waves in SAP EWM are created to group and manage tasks for outbound delivery. They can be created as follows:

B. Manually during planning in the shipping cockpit:

Planners can create waves manually in the shipping cockpit based on delivery priorities and schedules.

D. Automatically when an outbound delivery order is created:

The system can automatically generate waves when an outbound delivery order is created, based on predefined wave templates.

Incorrect Options:

A: Warehouse tasks are linked to wave execution but do not trigger wave creation.

C: Production material requests are unrelated to wave creation, which is primarily for outbound processing.

References:

SAP Help Portal: Wave Management Configuration

SAP EWM Documentation: Shipping Cockpit and Wave Creation

To minimize customization efforts and maintain a single entry for process types with the same storage type search sequence:

A. Process Type Group:

A process type group allows multiple process types to share the same storage type search sequence.

This reduces redundancy and simplifies the configuration.

Incorrect Options:

B: Storage processes define step-by-step handling of goods but do not group process types.

C: Putaway control indicators are used for specific material handling but are not related to process type grouping.

D: Activities define warehouse tasks, not the grouping of process types.

References:

SAP Help Portal: Process Type Group Configuration